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Author: Subject: Remember the hole in the bonnet cooling duct ?
Jon Ison

posted on 30/3/08 at 12:13 PM Reply With Quote
Remember the hole in the bonnet cooling duct ?

Well, just been out for a run, engine bay temps sound, cooling temps a bit on the low side, guess that's good news, can always get it warmer ?

I know its chilly today but max temp was 65, think I need to up it a little. Rescued attachment hole.JPG
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Andybarbet

posted on 30/3/08 at 06:07 PM Reply With Quote
Looking good, how's the knob ??
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Puk

posted on 30/3/08 at 06:25 PM Reply With Quote
Jon - did it do anything for the top end?





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Jon Ison

posted on 30/3/08 at 06:32 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by Puk
Jon - did it do anything for the top end?


Not sure, it would always pull to the limiter in top on a long enough straight or with a tow, as for acceleration also not sure as I have fitted a flatshifter too, and that definitely as done something for the acceleration, I always thought BEC clutchless up shifts where quick but with a flatshifter on board acceleration from 1st thru 6th is totally seamless.

The knob ? Its here, not fitted it yet but looks superb, thank you.






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